Anita Baker announced she regained control of her ... 1988’s Giving You The Best That I Got, 1990’s Compositions, and 1994’s Rhythm of Love.

Here are six Anita Baker songs that might not be her most famous, but trust me… they still hit you right in the heart. Nestled quietly within the mature and jazz-leaning Compositions album ...

Anita Baker accepts the lifetime achievement award ... 1988’s “Giving You The Best That I Got,” 1990’s “Compositions,” and 1994’s “Rhythm of Love.” ...

R&B icon Anita Baker is bringing her rapturous mezzo-soprano voice to Los Angeles next year. After a 28-year touring hiatus, Baker announced Thursday that she’ll return with a 15-show trek.

Anita Baker attends Tyler Perry Studios grand opening ... They include classic releases like The Songtress, Rapture, Compositions, and the hits “Sweet Love” “Caught Up in The Rapture ...

R&B diva Anita Baker quietly announced her retirement ... earning three more top five albums on Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums: 1990’s Compositions (No. 5), 1994’s Rhythm of Love (No. 3) and 2004 ...

Five Best Songs From Anita Baker's 'Compositions' Album Five Best Songs From Anita Baker's 'Compositions' Album On the 20-year anniversary of Anita Baker's fourth album, 'Compositions,' we take a ...

More: Anita Baker, Roger Waters ... Baker thanked the audience for “keeping these Detroit compositions alive.” “People think there’s some big machine behind me,” she said.

So, get ready to experience the legendary soul singer Anita Baker at the Oakland Arena ... s “Giving You the Best That I Got,” 1990’s “Compositions” and 1994’s “Rhythm of Love ...

Grammy-winning R&B songstress Anita Baker will be happy to help you out ... 1988′s “Giving You the Best That I Got,” 1990′s “Compositions” and 1994′s “Rhythm of Love.” ...

Since launching her Compositions Tour in May, the new Anita Baker has been going out of her way to improve her image. “I used to ‘nut off’ on stage, which was not very professional,” Baker ...

Anita Baker, Compositions (Elektra): “Ooo-ooo, baby, baby, baby, baby.” So begins the first song on the new album by Anita Baker, a song that’s actually pretty catchy but sets the general ...